taxify
usage: blobtools taxify -f FILE [-a INT] [-b INT] [-c INT]
[-m FILE] [-s INT] [-t INT]
[-i FILE] [-x INT] [-v FLOAT]
[-o PREFIX] [-h|--help]
Options:
-h --help show this
Options for similarity search input
-f, --hit_file <FILE> BLAST/Diamond similarity search result (TSV format).
Defaults assume "-outfmt '6 qseqid sseqid pident length mismatch gapopen qstart qend sstart send evalue bitscore'"
-a, --hit_column_qseqid <INT> Zero-based column of qseqid in similarity search result [default: 0]
Change if different format than (-outfmt '6')
-b, --hit_column_sseqid <INT> Zero-based column of sseqid in similarity search result [default: 1]
Change if different format than (-outfmt '6')
-c, --hit_column_score <INT> Zero-based column of (bit)score in similarity search result [default: 11]
Change if different format than (-outfmt '6')
Options for TaxID mapping file
-m, --taxid_mapping_file <FILE> TaxID mapping file (contains seqid and taxid)
-s, --map_col_sseqid <INT> Zero-based column of sseqid in TaxID mapping file (it will search for sseqid in this column)
-t, --map_col_taxid <INT> Zero-based Column of taxid in TaxID mapping file (it will extract for taxid from this column)
Options for custom input
-i, --custom <FILE> File containing list of sequence IDs
-x, --custom_taxid <INT> TaxID to assign to all sequence IDs in list
-v, --custom_score <FLOAT> Score to assign to all sequence IDs in list
General
-o, --out <PREFIX> Output prefix
Comments
See TaxID-mapping file for an example
Updated over 7 years ago